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"stranger smell where" on the mirror was amazing. She can see the dog in the mirror but she can't smell it
That's exactly what I thought!
exactly. They say that dogs prioritizes smell over sight, unlike us who prioritize what we see
@@melissabassil8815 That's what I thought too- dogs learn alot through smell
It's more than that. She learned the dog in the mirror is herself a few years ago.
@Vlad Segundo it's a known issue that pet dogs who spent a lot of time around humans often prioritize their sight over smell
Bunny is that nerdy scholar, maybe an apprentice in magic, while Otter is the street-wise rogue.
Yep Bunny would have the PhD in animal behaviour and Otter would be working wit Fagan from Oliver Twist and making a fortune. Both smart, just different smart :)
Hahahaha "street- wise rogue" 😂
He’s a naughty knave, foe sure!
My Jack began to play with a beloved toy, one he knew that his best friend, Sugar, would then want, all to motivate her to get down off the sofa so there'd be room for him to then climb up on it. He used her sense of jealousy to make room for him to enjoy the sofa with his people. 😁
"Human, come!"
"I am her pet now.." 🤔🤷🏻♀️
😂
"Stranger smell where"
I think, maybe she was asking where was the smell of the "stranger dog" in the mirror! hahaha
I'm glad that you've seen that dogs deceive to get what they want. I've told friends and family for years that dogs lie. That's gone over badly. I have 4 dogs right now. I know who will lie to manipulate a situation in their favor. It is funny to watch it. I'm glad you experienced it and brought attention to it. ❤
If anything dogs use deception way more than cats, the latter getting the notoriety for it. Dogs being trained to help with more of our needs ended up mirroring our behavior. However both species are loving and intelligent, just in different ways.
I had a Mini Schnauzer who was incredibly smart and hated taking his medicine. He went as far as taking the pill in his mouth, swallowing while keeping it in his mouth, and then walking to the next room to spit it up.
I've gotten similar reactions to saying that a dog is dishonest 😮💨
They do spite as well 😉
All social animals lie, because it's useful.
A few years back I was walking my dog and she stepped on an uneven sidewalk slab that was kind of sticking up. I saw her foot slide off of it and she started limping, I guess from twisting her ankle. I ended up carrying her two blocks back home. She was fine after a couple hours. The next day we went on another walk and when we got to around that same area, she looked back at me while she was walking and started limping. I told her, "no, I'm not carrying you," and she started walking normally again. She loved to be carried if she could get away with it.
Bunny sees a “stranger” in the mirror. When you ask her “who is that?” she walks right up and tries to smell the “stranger”. When there is nothing to smell she is confused and asks “Stranger, where smell?” How confusing it must be to see another dog that has no smell.
Great observation, that we humans can be The Pet. I took in a frightened cat this past winter who was so timid, she'd only come out of hiding while I was sleeping, to eat, drink, and use the litter box. Now it's the middle of May and I have been 'trained' to clean her box within a minute after she's used it, to turn on the faucet in the bathroom sink when she needs water, and to leave whatever I'm doing, allow her to 'lead' me to the couch where she'll look at me, look at the couch, look at me, look at the couch, etc. I sit on the couch and assume my position. She leaps onto my chest and stays there for sixteen hours (it seems), showing me all the places she wants scratched. Because she wants me to see everything she sees, I sometimes call her 'Lassie'. Unfamilar vehicle parked across the street? She comes to get me. Could there be something lurking under the dresser? She leads me to the suspicious spot, I've never heard an average 'meow' from her but she 'complains', loudly, almost every waking moment.
😄 that's funny but very sweet too. She clearly sees you as her provider as well as protector. Clearly she trusts you very much and looks to you for help in every situation. That's cute
I have a pittie named Zoey. She is exceptionally smart. I know she could counicate the way bunny does. But I don't know where to start. Do you have any suggestions? And I was blown away when it became obvious that otter is learning to communicate with bunny using words. She was sealing to bunny so she was looking at bunny. Then she (or he I'm ot sure yet still,)looked at you to speak to you. Learning words from listening and watching bunny. They are wonderful. And so smart! Thank you for the videos. They are very entertaining.
You are such a good “pet”, well done! ;) Lucky kitty ♥️
I am the pet of a sweet independent kitty who was supposed to be my daughter’s but she bonded to me when daughter was in and out of the home for a period of time. She also complains loudly when she wants *anything*, no soft meows ever, just loud complaints but also loud purrs.
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I do believe that this poster has a video here on UA-cam of how to start with their pet with the talking-buttons. You might check their channel page of videos.
Otter is such a devious pupper. But also a sign of the intelligence they have. Thinking 2-3 steps ahead and planning is something only a handful of species manage.
Elephants being one. They plan, they problem-solve, they work cooperatively to accomplish the goal.
Otter has such an innocence about him... Until now! What a crafty little dude 😎❤
I love when i see a new post from what about bunns. It brightens my day. 💕
our Doxie would bark at the back door, the others dog would race to go outside, and the Doxie would get up on the couch and cuddle with Daddy (where one of the other dogs was). we couldn't believe it when we figured it out!
Yes! One of my dogs will do this sort of thing to get the coveted chair by the window. She will bark and run to the next room, look out that window as if we have a visitor. My other dog will come running and barking to see what the fuss is about, while she goes and steals his spot on the chair. The funny thing is, he continually falls for it every day lol
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My Jack would do that with a toy to get Sugar down off the sofa so he could snuggle with his people. The sofa wasn't big enough for both people and both big dogs, so he used her jealousy of the toy to get her off the sofa. 😁 He was shrewd. He was a great dog, so was she, but he played her that way.
Otter's very smart
Bunny is academic smart and Otter is street smart)))
Poodles are the second smartest dog breed, after border collies.
Otter is such a little rascal! 😂
No one ever convince me that dog or animals cannot understand what your saying. My furdos know exactly what I mean. I’m not saying they know it all but the words we use daily or our daily conversations are for the most part understood.
Great video. Wow, how do you tell a dog to stop being a little punk 😂
I knew Otter was a troublemaker! 😅
I always knew dogs were a lot smarter than we think . Hearing a dog express their thoughts shows how amazingly smart they are.
Dogs can pass the mirror test. We had a glass stove front that reflected. The first time he got his hair cut, he was all happy. Then he passed the oven. He did a double take at the oven door, then ran and hid. I think dogs just get mirrors and then use them in their own way, be it play or vanity. But they get it.
The point of mirror test is not recognizing things on mirror. It's about recognizing the thing on the mirror is themselves. Bunny took months of confusing and asking to comprehend "who's the dog in the mirror" or more likely "is that really me?"
@@technocracy90 Or it could be they just get it and don't think seeing their reflection in a mirror is that odd as to worry about. We didn't train my dog about reflections. He just passed the stove every day and saw his fluffy self. Then one day he noticed he was naked and hid in embarrassment. He knew that reflection was reflecting him.
@@colleenforrest7936 If your interpretation that he hid in embarrassment is true, that can really be a proof that your dog passes mirror test. Which would be very surprising and astonishing that it means some dogs can pass mirror test without extensive help of human teaching, which was even Bunny (who seemed to be a genius of dogs) wasn't able to do. I have very limited information to make a credible conclusion, but I highly suspect he hid not in embrassment but thinking the naked dog - whoever it is, but not himself - looks scary.
@@technocracy90 oh he wasn't scared, he was moping. When he was scared, he shook and hid behind of us. But with this, he was happy before he saw himself. He did a double take at the oven door, his mood dropped and he walked away to be by himself.
Well, Otter would like to write a book, but he’s limited right now!😂 Just amusing himself.
Dogs are smarter than even "experts" think and have "learned", My CHUG tells me MANY things and he doesn't even have to use buttons, If he goes to the kitchen, he knows where his food is kept so he will stand there and stare and some times let out a small noise as to tell me HEY IM HUNGRY lol, if he stands in a particular place in the living room then I know he's wanting treats. 😊
They really are! My family dog liked fresh water replaced in his bowl and wouldn’t drink the stale water in his bowl with too much backwash. So he would sit in the middle of the kitchen floor and stare at whomever was present and then stare at the sink until we got the hint.
@mizzashj MINE does that also!! Unless it's fresh he won't drink it lol. Little smart farts aren't they ❤️
That Otter is something! Hahahaha, what a smart lil stinker he can be XD
2 very smart dogs
I love Bunny’s big feather duster tail
I still hold that Bunny is using buttons as an add-on to telepathic communication and modeling to peer teach Otter, just as we trained my students with autism to do. Luke Evans of the Australian Dog Farm also uses peer teaching with his cohesive pack of 20 mostly-shelter dogs of various breeds, to back up his own training when fostering additional shelter dogs prior to adoption.
Bunny you look so adorable with your fresh groom and tassel tail. I hope your personal smell comes back soon, sweetie. Otter, you are the quintessential little brother. 🤣💖💖💖
Hold on, what’s that you’re saying about telepathic communication? I know that nobody will believe me, but I have experienced telepathy firsthand albeit only once for a short window of time.
What?! I'm extremely concerned that someone who believes in telepathy is working with autistic children.
We don't need people who believe in superstition, magic, and pseudoscience working with autism. It's challenging enough as it is, raising children with autism.
Huh... I don't know much about animal behavior, so why give a treat when he steals the toy? I know you said it's to prevent resource guarding/possession issues, but isn't there a fear that he might associate stealing with treats, like positive reinforcement? Or is it kind of a weighing the risks/priorities and deciding it's better to discourage resource guarding, even if there's a risk you might reward stealing? Or does he know better at this point that the treats aren't a reward but a trade? Just curious cuz I'm new to some of this stuff. Also I love the lil documentary narration.
Yes, I would also be interested in how that does not reenforce toy stealing.
I believe it's weighing. Also, guarding/possession issue is much, much bigger in dogs than human. Even the most loyal and peaceful dog can bite your hand to bleed if you try to get their treat away. Not all dogs do, but a lot of dogs do. This is a hard-wired instinct so how smart, social, friendly and peaceful the dog is doesn't matter a lot.
I think it's not enforcing stealing because in reality, in that moment, he wants the toy more than he wants a treat - but as he can't have the toy because he stole it, it's simply just a "fair" trade to placate him and get him to give the toy up with out issue. Might sound confusing but he isn't being "rewarded" because he's not getting what he actually wants - which is Bunny's toy.
If he starts doing it *to* get a treat... That's different. But in this moment it's just a way of showing him he can't have Bunny's toys if he steals them.
The trickster part @4:32 😂
I have two dogs, they do ‘tricks’ like that too.
Oh my goodness! This is the best! Otter is a devious little brother!
Obviously Bunny wondered why the mirror dog had no smell, but then you can see the experimental tail wagging where she starts figuring out the correspondence between her actions and the mirror.
‘Chaos pony’. Yes pretty accurate.
What do you do with a dog that only uses buttons for evil? 😂
Is Otter's middle name Coyote? Have heard that means trickster. LOL Best wishes from northern Illinois USA.
I knew Otter was very cheeky but not THIS cheeky 😳
Soon he'll start a career as a scammer
My dog Lucy once ran to the front door and started barking because we were eating in the back room. She then charged back and stole half of my husbands sandwich😅😅. I was impressed with how smart she was we couldn’t even be mad.
She tried this again everyday for a month😂😂😂.
My dog knew the word 'chicken', from when we went to buy some, and brought it back. We started to spell it out, but he learned that, too!
I guess Otter & Bunny will have to come to understand the mirror as another "human" tool, just like phone, computer & video chat. No way of smelling the person on the other end of the line, so using other senses to recognize someone is probably very helpful toward their understanding of how we think, etc.
Dogs prioritize smell, not only using smell. It's like human prioritize sight but not only using sight. If we smell something, we know something is here but want more information, so we want to check the visual. Same way, when dogs see something, they know there is something. When I tell my dog "There comes grandma!" in the middle of a crowded park, he checks faces, clothes of passing people and often mistakes wrong person to his grandma. This is because at the park with like a few hundred people walking by you can't really rely on smell to locate somebody.
@@technocracy90 mammal mostly prioritise smell (like dog), while bird prioritise vision. Bird vision sees 4 colour, while we sees 3, and dog sees 2. While dog can't see well it can smell really really well so I wonder if dog communicate with each other with smell without us knowing? like for example we know male cat communicate with urine (marking territory).
wonder if the do why is an answer to your question "what are you gonna do about that?" like she is asking why should I do anything about that
Hm, that's an interesting thought.
That was how I took it too.
"Your funk will be back, I promise you." LOL. Yeah, the dog funk always comes back.
Otter should be called the Magician, because he is a master of deception lol
I have four good sized dogs. And when the smallest is tired of being pushed off the couch, she will bark like commandos are landing in the back yard. Then she s l o w l y runs towards the dog door, allowing the bigger dogs to pass her. She then careens in a wide arc through the other door into the living room. This gives her unfettered access to the empty dog spot on the couch. The other 3 fall for it every time.
I think it's so funny that otter lies...
trudging back "I'm really her pet" LOL
Adorable and so smart both of them but they have an excellent teacher and mom! Full watch 1st👍🏻😁❤️🦊
Please leave the words up a little longer? Pls
Every single time I’m surprised by dogs intelligence, I know I’ve just underestimated them. I say this about chipmunks as well. All creatures. So amazing!
Mine do that all the time!!!! Distract the other dog with something so they can take their spot on the couch or steal a toy etc. Happens daily.
Otter is such a devious dawg, participating in a little bit of mischief
At 3:43 That is a mind blower! Observational learning - and smart dog!!
I had a dog that I used to always say was a liar. She was always tricking the other dogs to get whatever she wanted. She was manipulative. And so so smart. Otter reminds me of her.
Otter is clearly causing distractions, to get things. He may even be using them to make you give him treats! He is quite clever!
Otter is next level...but i knew it dogs do planning 😂😂😂
I just love the last button press in your videos! Genius!!
This interaction happened between my dog Tully and my parents' dog Mac (both Scotties, both bright!) Tully was in Mac's bed. After staring at Tully for a moment, Mac pauses, then goes over to the empty metal food bowl and nudges it to make it rattle on the tile floor. My food hound Tully comes running over, whereupon Mac runs to his bed and gets in. I don't believe these are strategies the dogs stumble on by accident: they are planned out, which means what was believed about dog intelligence (that they couldn't use this sort of forethought) was bunk. How lucky are Otter and Bunny to have the mom they have, even though she can be duped! ;-) (Tully did it to me a few times to steal my food!)
😂😂😂😂 Otter is a genius ❤❤ they’re both absolutely amazing in their own way. Love your videos
Poor Bunny...Otter is an evil genius!
My dog would find my other dog's favorite toy, chew on it in front of him , then march off with it into another room. Then she'd head right back and get the toy the other left behind.
I love dogs.❤
Otter uses the buttons for chaos, lol
Love that Vegas show girl tail 🦚 closest I could find 🤦♀️
Typical little brother behavior if you ask me 😂
Stopped watching after Otter tricked both of you to get the birdie toy and then you rewarded him with a treat. Who’s the smart one? Lol
Bunny is committed to try to communicate while otter is committed to getting what he wants and the buttons are a tool he uses.
Thank you for the video! I like it that you explain the situations.
Beautiful grooming job! Most dogs don’t really like to be done but feel so much better (unless it’s a bad job on them).
Otter is very sneaky lol
So, you rewarded Otter with a treat for stealing Bunny’s toy? Isn’t there a danger that he’ll interpret it that way?
No, rewarded for letting toy be taken by mom. Its a reward for trade not a punishment.
Yeah, I was thinking Otter will manipulate to trade.
Lol he’s soooo sneaky!
My cats are trained, kinda, and they take a few seconds tovreact, thinking, translating..❤❤❤❤
our first shepherd/husky wanted some of our pork chops. He couldn't have them. He knew we would go to the door if he charged barking because it meant someone was there. he did that and we went to the door... he stopped half-way as we went past and when we came back, he was eating a pork chop. subsequent pets tried that sort of subterfuge with us and we were not fooled again.... telling them.... sorry, but we were trained by a professional. Dogs are amazing.
She really teached her dog to say subscribe lmao
We know dogs understand our sounds. If I sit on the couch and say “cookie” both dogs will jump up and look at me and go to the kitchen, happy and excited because it’s the sound I make to indicate a treat for them. When they want out, they get my attention and look at the door, or go to it. When they want attention, they will purposely do things that have previously gotten my attention. The older dog knows when he wags his tail rapidly and whacks the furniture, it makes me laugh…he does it on purpose and “smiles”. The younger dog just jams her head into my thighs and leans in for hugs and pets.
They are communicating. Exchanging ideas in ways they naturally can.
Dogs know they can use sound to communicate…a bark or a growl with body language tells other dogs and humans information. What is new here is that they are learning they can also communicate their ideas and wants by creating a specific sound for us (that we understand) via the buttons.
What is novel is being able to see bunny express complex thinking, like references to time and delayed gratification, or past events; curiosity about what things are; and the reasons behind their emotions.
I’ve just come across this, and have been thoroughly enjoying watching Bunny express her thoughts in ways we humans can more easily understand.
Thanks for your work!
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My dog used to do these manipulation tactics with her pack. If my other pup had a toy she wanted she would go get another toy, bring it to her sister and play with it beside her. Then her sister would get up to grab the new toy and she would take the one she wanted and walk away. She was extraordinary.
We need a "How About Otter"
When my older female basset used to want my lap, but my boy basset was already there, she’d run around my chair, squeaking a toy. Every time she passed us she gave a little louder squeak. Eventually, Ryan would be sucked into her invitation to play and jump down. Star would throw the toy at him and jump up in my lap. He finally figured it out and she gave it up because it didn’t work anymore. She’ll also grab a squeaky and try to distract me with it when I’m doing something she doesn’t care for, like cleaning her ears.
Otter is very smart!
That tail gets me every time Vegas show girl tail!! 🙏❤️ I hope you're all safe from whatever is affecting the animal sanctuary Lee Asher has he's not far from you all!! Please eradicate this disease!!
I see a lot of comments about the treat somehow reinforcing the toy stealing behavior.
Behaviors don't necessarily need human intervention to be reinforced. Otter wanted this toy, tricked Bunny and Alexis and got what he wanted ! This behavior already got reinforced, he will do it again no question asked, nothing Alexis can do about it this time.
She is working on what comes after. Imagine he does all this hard work, get this toy he really wanted, and then the human comes and takes it. It can cause a lot of frustration, leading one day to aggression or other unwanted behaviours. Maybe next time he will steal it then run upstairs so nobody can take it from him.
I understand why it can be confusing, but definitely the right thing to do in this situation. Alexis knows how Otter does his tricks and why, she usually doesn't fall for it anymore. That's the only way to prevent those behaviors to be reinforced.
I was laughing VERY loudly.... I have many years to do that. Bless you Otter!!!
Dog deception: I caught my barking at the edge of the yard as if there was a stranger in order to distract the foster dog and steal his food.
I get such a kick out of Bunny communicating with you!! Do you think my 7 year old aussie/pit could learn too? She is very smart and obedient. We are together basically 24/7. And she already has a very large vocabulary. I've been teaching her words since she was a pup. People are confused the way i speak to her and explain everything. But she definitely understands. I just wonder if it's true that "you can't teach old dogs new tricks". I bought my daughter your book for her new puppy, but she wasn't interested in the dedication it would require. Give Bunny a kiss from me and Mandy. 😘
You can teach an old dog new tricks! We had a 9yr. old rescue dog who very quickly learnt new routines and words. We talk to our dogs all the time and I know this helps, yes, they can deceive,play tricks and deliberately tease you and their doggy siblings!😂😂
Bunny and Otter will most likely be humans the next time around!
I love these clips with the added details. I hope you have time to make more, even a large compilation type video maybe? ❤
Gorgeous dogs! 🐾💜💙🐾
Smart a like every brother and sister ever
Does Bunny recognize you in the mirror? I'm curious if you've tried that with you in, and while pointing at your reflection.
I think she understood your question and told you she couldn't smell the stranger, tried to understand where the smell of this stranger was
That is so funny, Zac would just go to the window to look see what's outside and Mia would jump off the couch running almost thru the window to bark at nothing lol Zac could get the spot she was on if he wanted lol too funny but think that's the first time Bunny didn't get upset at Otter touching her buttons? 😳🥰
Yes she understands the medicine will help her a belly get well. Billi speaks also requested medicine for her UTI and it was terrible tasting and big. Absolutely amazing communication! They can understand medicine and ask for it, then I don’t see any problem with deception capability as well: it’s all to help achieve en end.
Mirror test is silly. It assumes animals have the same priorities as we do. Just going to another country can show how many assumptions we have about what is "obvious" about humans are wrong.
How Otter tricked the family into him getting Bunny's toy.... OMG!!! My dog, Toews (incredibly smart... TOO smart pittie 🤨) would do this to our (not smart... just happy to be here🥴) boxer, Louie. She would want to be on a blanket in the sun (where Louie was sleeping), so she would scheme to move him. She would come as I was working at my desk and give me a look like she wanted pets and hugs.... but she would sit just out of reach. So, inevitably I'd say, "come here". Hearing that, Louie would wake, bound off the blanket, and run to get the pets that he LIVED for. 🥰 He'd fly past the unimpressed Toews, while she smuggly settled into the pre-warmed blanket he left behind. 😏 This happened a lot.
Sometimes she'd go into "the game"... and I would throw a wrench into her plans. I'd only silently wave for her to come closer. She'd slyly look over her shoulder hoping he'd be awake, see, and crave love... but he'd be snoring. She'd look back at me and reach out her paw to lamey ask please??? And I'd lift one eyebrow, shrug, and mouth ... "no". As she sulked off to the 2nd-prize, dog bed in the corner, you could tell she was grumbling, "you may have won THIS time... but that blanket will belong to me again, soon enough.
I’ve noted for a long time Otter’s craftiness 😂
By 'stranger smell where', I think she meant the stanger in the mirror had no smell, and wanted to know where it was. Olfaction is definitely relevant, to her.
Maybe if they do smellivision and use her scent, she'll say its her. Or maybe she never will. Maybe for a dog, a reflection will never be 'them'. After all, it is only a reflection, really!
Have the dogs ever talked to each other using the buttons?
I took a cue, I think from you, and when my dog was on meds I didn’t try to hide them. I let her see me mix them into some wet food, and she was more receptive to taking them without the deception. I have to assume she had some grasp of why the food tasted funny and that it was for a good reason.
Uses the buttons for evil 😅
i guess bunny means why this stranger dog do no have a smell, where is his smell?
This is amazing!
Monkey see, monkey do. Irish Water Spaniels have been known to teach house mates skills, like opening a cupboard or a door. They learn by observation, we did not teach them.
So amazing❤️
Maybe Otter wants you to call him "Sonny" since he calls you mom.
Thank you ❤😊
I wonder if Bunny feels different on the inside than she does on the outside like I do? In which case, definitely doesn’t look quite the same in the mirror.
So interesting.
Poor Bunny, having a bad tummy. You know, even just water might help it. Water that has stood for hours, to let the chlorine evaporate.
Lol